Above the War (1989)
Somewhere in North Vietnam, an American base is overrun by V.C. and a golden Buddha statue is stolen. The American high command won't have this and sends in an elite force of goof-offs to recover the item. The team (the B-TEAM!!) is to be led by Rom Kristoff and feature two white guys and two Asian guys in order to (hysterically!) trade-off who is keeping who prisoner among them in order to infiltrate enemy lines.
Director: Ken Watanabe
Genre: Action, War
Runtime: 95 min
Release Date: January 1, 1989
Cast
- Romano Kristoff - Top
- Michael Welborn - Kio
- Jeff Griffith - Fish
- Yasuaki Kurata - Cook
- Shinya Ono - Animal
- Shinya Ono - General Kom
- Leo Gamboa - Commander Thieu
- Richard Harrison - General O'Connor
- Evie Fender - Lieutenant Jhons
- Adrian Smith - Boy
Screenplay
- Ken Watanabe (Screenplay)
Editing: Boy Cuenco
Production: Watanabe Film Co, Red Condre Productions
Country: Japan, Philippines
Original Language: en
Themes
Vietnam War and Its Trauma
Keywords
vietnam war, vietnam, philippines, jungle
More Films by Director: Ken Watanabe
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Above the War about?
- Somewhere in North Vietnam, an American base is overrun by V.C. and a golden Buddha statue is stolen. The American high command won't have this and sends in an elite force of goof-offs to recover the item. The team (the B-TEAM!!) is to be led by Rom Kristoff and feature two white guys and two Asian guys in order to (hysterically!) trade-off who is keeping who prisoner among them in order to infiltrate enemy lines.
- Who directed Above the War?
- Above the War was directed by Ken Watanabe.
- Who stars in Above the War?
- Above the War stars Romano Kristoff, Michael Welborn, Jeff Griffith, Yasuaki Kurata, Shinya Ono, Shinya Ono.
- How long is Above the War?
- Above the War has a runtime of 1h 35m (95 minutes).
- What genre is Above the War?
- Above the War is a Action, War film.
- Where was Above the War produced?
- Above the War was produced in Japan, Philippines.
- What are the themes of Above the War?
- The themes of Above the War include: Vietnam War and Its Trauma.